Directed by:
Rob HeddenScreenplay:
Rob HeddenCinematography:
Bryan EnglandComposer:
Fred MollinCast:
Kane Hodder, Jensen Daggett, Scott Reeves, Peter Mark Richman, Tiffany Paulsen, Barbara Bingham, Gordon Currie, Kelly Hu, Ken Kirzinger, Martin Cummins (more)VOD (3)
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High school senior Rennie Wickham is in for the ride of her life - and possibly her death - when she and her classmates take a graduation cruise bound for New York City. Little do they know that crazed serial killer Jason is a stowaway who quickly transforms the teen-filled 'love boat' celebration into the ultimate voyage of the damned! Only a few survivors reach New York, where the bloody rampage spills into the gritty streets and subways of Manhattan in a deadly game of hide-and-seek - leading to a toxic confrontation with Jason for one final time. (Paramount Home Entertainment)
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Although logic waves goodbye to the film off right from the get-go, Jason's Adventure No.8 is quite entertaining, especially considering the previous installment. Jason once again proves to be a conscious killer of people with a sense of ideas and fun, which can be appreciated especially in the first half on the boat. As we hit the streets of NY City, the pace eases up and the rest is just a sleepy wait for the end, which offers nothing new under the darkened night moon. Hopefully, at least the thoughtful look at the hockey billboard will stay in my memory longer.
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"Friday the 13th Part 8" is not fundamentally a good installment in the series, rather it falls into mediocrity, mainly because it is not as new as it initially appears. I see a problem also in the fact that the gore is truly very poor compared to the first and second parts, and it is more or less lacking here. In this regard, there is essentially no variability, and the film drowns in murders that sometimes reek of originality, but their execution simply reduces them to mere ticking off of names.
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